pydnode is a dnode protocol implementation in python.
git clone [email protected]:ybrs/pydnode.git
cd pydnode && virtualenv env && ./env/bin/python setup.py develop
because there is only one implementation in python, and it requires twisted (which i'm not a fan) and hasn't been updated in two years (not sure if it works)
and beyond the obvious technical motivation, it's exceedingly simple... because I can
pros:
- it basically works, though has some missing parts
cons:
- doesn't support and no intention to support links
- some protocol functions are missing, such as cull etc.
- probably has memory leaks
- no dnode server implementation
- no timeouts (use coroutines)
- not production tested
on your server.js:
var dnode = require('../..');
var server = dnode(function (remote, conn) {
this.fn = function(foo, callback){
callback(foo, function (o, cb){
console.log(o)
cb("done")
})
}
})
server.listen(7070);
and call it from python
from pydnode import dnode
def output(f, remoteCallback):
print f
if remoteCallback:
remoteCallback("Foo", lambda x: output(x, None))
client = dnode.DNodeClient("127.0.0.1", 7070)
client.connect()
client.calldnodemethod("fn", "foo", output)